Dungeons yes, trials maybe. Some of the easier trials I think would be possible, but some of the harder ones like rockgrove I think no if the whole team is pulling roughly that dps unless they are already well versed in the mechs and can do hard mode no deaths

fizl101 wrote: »

Dungeons yes, trials maybe. Some of the easier trials I think would be possible, but some of the harder ones like rockgrove I think no if the whole team is pulling roughly that dps unless they are already well versed in the mechs and can do hard mode no deaths

So what is good DPS for trials?

elven.were_wolf wrote: »

So I finally grinded all the BiS gear and tried my build on a trial dummy and managed to hit 90k dps. Can I finally attempt trifecta’s for dungeons and trials?

DPS parsing is nice, but it doesn't give you any idea of how you do in real combat conditions.

- if you can solo normal dungeons, you are ready for group veteran dungeons.
- if you can solo veteran dungeons, you are ready for group trifectas

And I mean a solo no death run, that takes about 20-30min.
Pretty much any dungeon with "1" in its name is a good test.
Soloing Wayrest Sewers 1 should seem easy, for instance.

Trials are a different beast. You probably better join a dedicated guild and take advice from the group leader.

elven.were_wolf wrote: »

So I finally grinded all the BiS gear and tried my build on a trial dummy and managed to hit 90k dps. Can I finally attempt trifecta’s for dungeons and trials?

There is no secret number. It is a matter of progression. You can definitely get started on a lot of dungeons and some trials. But if you don't have vet clears start there. If you need hard modes start there. Your dps will go up with practice and it takes time to get all trifectas.

The thing with 90k dps is you might get into a trifecta group for something like vCR if you know the right people. But 100k+ dps are a dime a dozen now days so you will likely get passed up by many groups. Harder trials are likely to ask for 115K-120k+ (DSR and RG)

A lot of raidleads will request logs to see how you actually perform in content (for PC). What dps numbers do you hit on actual bosses, are you spam dying, does it look like you understand how to run a coherent build, what is your cpm.

I personally haven't parsed on the dummy since before the whole U36 debacle. But I have all trial trifectas except Sanity Edge which just came out. But I have things like good logs to back my performance. So if you are a PC player definitely grab logs when you perform good on trials and keep them somewhere you can reference until you get better logs to override them.

Dungeons yes, trials it depends on group and which trial. That said, if you find a group you want to trifecta with then they can probably help you get the damage they require.

Well, some dungeon HMs I’ve done are Falkreath hold, scalecaller Peak, Fang Lair, March or sacrifices and Dread Cellar to name a few, but that was with a good group. I have also done all Craglorn trial HMs and a vateshran hollows no death run but missed the trifecta by less than a minute. I really want to start going after things like godslayer and dawnbringer, but I’m not sure if I’m qualified yet.

There are raid teams that play at pretty much all levels. A raid team sets requirements for team members based on their goals. So the first step is making a team that has the goal to work on a trial trifecta. For some teams, it will be more of a challenge than other teams which comes down to how well the entire team and its parts, perform.

Even then, the best teams do not just do a trifecta. They work up to it as they learn the trial better and improve how well they clear the trial.

On top of what someone can parse on a dummy, a raid leader will look at how a player performs in the actual raids. That comes down to more than just DPS.

Good luck.